Last words: Letter writers debate RTM vote on Saugatuck zoning
Legislative body taking up petition seeking to overturn Planning and Zoning Commission decision to rezone waterfront neighborhood, opening door for redevelopment plans.
Read MoreLegislative body taking up petition seeking to overturn Planning and Zoning Commission decision to rezone waterfront neighborhood, opening door for redevelopment plans.
Read MoreWriter urges RTM to overturn P&Z approval of text amendment that could allow sweeping redevelopment of Saugatuck, citing in particular an adverse impact on railroad facilities and parking.
Read MoreRezoning of Saugatuck neighborhood would not create problems envisioned by opponents, the writer asserts.
Read MoreNew committee advocates for RTM to overturn P&Z’s approval of “Hamlet at Saugatuck” amendment, allowing for more “proactive, thorough and carefully planned” development of the neighborhood.
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In a letter to the editor, Rick Smilow says it’s time to rezone Saugatuck, but with limits.
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The group, which focuses on land-use and planning issues, “enthusiastically” backs proposal that it calls a “rare opportunity.”
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Read MoreSave Westport Now urges rejection of current version of zoning amendments proposed for sweeping “Hamlet at Saugatuck” project, noting they also could set precedents for other sections of town.
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